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on November 22, 2016August 1, 2017 By mgd777

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Carol Smail says:

August 11, 2018 at 02:03

Rickie Jolene, My Precious Angel, I love and miss you. A part of me died that day with you. Love Mom. I will NEVER GIVE UP FOR YOU TO HAVE PEACE.

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1. mgd777 says:
  
  August 11, 2018 at 05:43
  
  You bring tears to my eyes, Carol. I’m
  so sorry. Please email me – Melanie – direct if you want or need. Rickie redefined our D/17. She inspired us to stand up and speak out. I am blessed I know. I am here: mgdante@goddard.edu
  
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